Mark and I continued with our job hunt today, in spite of it being Martin Luther King day. (By the way, Happy MLK Day!) Continue reading
Hitting the pavement again
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All sorts of good reports
This morning my Aunt Marg came and picked me up and took me to her home for the day. Mark had called me last night and told me that my doctor’s office had left a message on his phone for me to call them. When I got to Marg’s house I called the clinic and they told me that lab results they had taken last week came back normal. I have been fighting an illness for several months and it seems I’m finally well! Continue reading
Snap decision
This morning, Mike from Mark’s church came over to get our resumes. He said he already knew of three truck driving jobs Mark could do if he had his CDL straightened out. Continue reading
Here’s hoping…
This morning we got word that the aerial photography job isn’t going to pan out right now. I think he needed someone who could work out of a different part of Washington but we want to stay in this area because it’s closest to the route we’ll be taking to Alaska in a few months. Continue reading
A quicky
It’s late and I should be getting to bed, but I just wanted to check in briefly. Continue reading
Home again, home again, jiggety-jig!
Yesterday we rented a U-Haul truck and emptied out our storage unit in Oregon. Last night we had two dinner invitations, so Mark went to Vancouver to have dinner with his daughter, granddaughter, and mother (and their spouses). I went out to dinner with my dad and stepmother. We both had good visits with our respective families. Continue reading
Back to Oregon
Last night we left our kitties with Aunt Marg and this morning we got up early and headed south in our car. We have to get our stuff out of storage in Oregon and take it up to Lynden. Continue reading
New Years Day from Lynden, WA
This morning my sister fixed us breakfast and then Mark and I prepared to embark on today’s journey. When we were finally ready, Sherill and Fred and Mark and I got into a huddle in the middle of her street and had a prayer time. Continue reading
Happy New Year!
My extended family traditionally celebrates the gift giving part of Christmas on New Years Eve. This tradition was started when my nephew was diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum. My younger sister wanted him to associate Christmas with Christ’s birth, but decided he could start the New Year out with new things. Hence, the gift giving on New Years Eve. Continue reading
Should auld acquaintance be forgot…
Today has been a red letter day. My friend, Wendy, came to my sister’s house and got to meet Mark and Sherill and Fred. Then Wendy and I went out for breakfast. Continue reading